Sounds like typical fireant bites to me not an anaphylactic rxn. When I was 8 I stood in a large pile on accident-couldn't wear shows for several days-I was miserable! Calamine lotion is a must, there are also these "roll on" sticks for insect bites-can't remember the names of them.
I would spend summers covered in calamine lotion when I was a kid. I remember once my little sister fell asleep in the yard with her head on an ant hill ... woke up screaming with them all in her hair! Now, I usually put that special neosporin cream that comes with anesthetic in it on any bites (ant or mosquito) to numb them up a bit so they don't itch/hurt as bad.
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I think fire ants have a hard time surviving in cold climates.
As do I ... so I guess the fire ants and I will just have to get along as best we can
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Now, I usually put that special neosporin cream that comes with anesthetic in it on any bites (ant or mosquito) to numb them up a bit so they don't itch/hurt as bad.
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